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`TIE NEW STORE
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THE NEW STORE
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'ends With daturdaq
Our splendid and successful sale'bas'given the following t'esults Our yarn at 55e has allone, our
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leather -faced mitts at 25c are all gone, our $1 pants are all gone. .And now to make the last days of this great
sale e even more tempting than before we offer the following lines to replace those that are cleaned but.
13 neat $,pee a• ll
We have had the rare opportunity of buying mill ends in Flannelettes, e s, Wrapperettes, Cantona and Grey
Cottons and have made an extra good bargain. They yPe a all,iu 1:0 yiard:. elude and goodup-to-date patterns we
believe. We have bought them at about one half wholesalericesand
p so h erewlth Affex them for sale at about '.
one half retail price. If they are not a .bargain there was nev
er a bargain offered to the public Canada.
Specials Marked from Nos.1 to 13: are 'placed on -our
-Bargain—Tables. .-
L --Ladies' Undervests. extra Iong;
heavy weight, fancy triteMed.
Regular r
35c for
2. -Ladies' Corsets, worth one dollar 8
• for . i7
3. -Girls' Wool Tame, assorted colors-
Regular 35c for ▪ 1,5
4. -Girds' Camels is
Hair
Tarns'
weight, several colors. ' heavy
RegularOOc for.
5. -One Australian Coon Coat,• nice
dark color, beautiful appearance,
heavy quilted lining,
Regular;price $35 sale price..,.:..:-.
Ulsters,
1. --Youths' Frieze-IIlsters,high storm
collar. Regular •$3.25 for. 2..3 9
0. --Gents' right up-to-date Mufflers, • 10: -Flannelettes Wrapperettes, etc.,.
sand plata colors, in pretty patterns and colors, mill
Regular 350 for plaid • :... 1 tt9 ends. Regular 12c n..yd,,10 yd. ends
for. , . 1 5
7. -Gents' • Genuine Mocha Gloves,
• lined right 25; sale..
�6p 11all ice patterrns, in flowered c1hectcs
Regular $1.25, sale...... .... .
and plaids.
8. -Eider Downs 1n red, white and Regular 15c a yd,10 yd, ends far
. 38 30 ••
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$22
p aid, Regular 80c i"yd, for..... ' .
2,-1p
1 d.
ends
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3' t a slue grey' col- •
-vli'r ton for . '
a60
9. pperettes . Flannelettes, all
colors and patterns. 10.-10 yds. mill ends grey cottons for
Regular 8o yd., 10 yd, ends:fot'....:. .5
Men's Ulsters and Overcoats.
2. -Men's
collar,
FWorehe$Ofor.storm ' Ui 15
1. -Men's Bal or Congress:Sboes..
Regular $2 for
Overcoats, ' Ready Made Clothing.
S.--Men'sBeaverOVercoats,sillrs ch- 5,--1Pden'e'Ready to Wear Pants, of
ed, heavysateen linen Regular •
4. -Men's Beaver Oyercogats, gl� l 7� O Regular $2 fo tweed. right up-to-date. r : I.2 5
• A winner at $12 fdr 8:5,0
:Boots and Shoes.
t,25 S -Women's Felt Lined Shoes, foxed 5. -Men' .el
with leather. Regular $2 for • i Q Q, a Felt Boats, all oil grain lea-. n
2. -Men's Slippers, 4:- -Ladies' Viet Kid Shoes,A " thea; felt palls out. Regular $2.75 for
2.2 5
p- o date.pp rs, reale nobby and rAmerican - B, --Men's 4 Buckie Felt Shoes real : •
uwake
,'right ' Regular $1.75for 1 , . Re up-to-date, $3.75f .laced and /� good goods,.' oil . rain. '
• � O button. Regular $3.75 for ' 2.
et • Regtilat� am for
1. -Women's Vests, good value at
20c, now two for •
2. --Women's Vests, good value at
50c, now.. •••••••••
Flannelettes.. •
1. -Grey Union Flannel, ail wool.
Worth 30c a yd., special for;..,...
2. -Grey Flannel, all wool.
Worth 30c a yd. for
Underwear and Top Shirts.
.25 Mens ary eece Lined Shirt's
and'Drewers-. Regular 60c for,. ,38
3 5
4. --Men's All Wool Shirts and Draw
■ - ers. Regular' 50c for 35
. .12
.22
Cardigan' Jackets:: .
and Sweaters.
1 -Men's All Wool Cardigan .Jackets,
Regular 8$.95 for. . 1..20
2. -Men's All Wool Cardigan Jackets, ftcn
Regular 90c for.. « ........, , ........ , . U a
S.-ateri's'Heavy Top 'Shirts. .
Regular 50c for
8.L.,.Men's Heavy'- Fleece Lined Top
Shirts, navy... .Regular 90c for... ;
55
Overalls aiad Caps...
Men's Overalls, grey, blue or check;
plain or bib.. Regular 90c for . a�
Men's Water Coon Caps all sizes.
Regular $4, special for. , • 2.49;
A. special and cordial invitatio i 'to both towu and country -people. It is a pleasure
to show a r oods. Enough sad.
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i�oNNorN•NfoN•f`••••ld!NN$4••4 t
.Butter and Eggs. taken as Cash,
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WE ARE IN HARLAND'S
BLOCK iCLiNTON:
•O. .B. KOENI
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T.JAaleCKSON, Sr,,
Great Sof Clothin
Extra inducements at this great Saxe of
it•
Men's, Yo u.t il vy' and j ' Suits t
Morning next.
and will continue until we elear out the whole stock, consisting
el 300 Men's Suits, 200 boys', 50 Youths', 250 pairs Men's Pants
100 pairs of Boys', 60 Odd Coats, all sizes 200 Odd Vests and
100 Knieker Snits,•
These Goods will beprices sold at prices that have never
before been offered in this county.
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Our great sale of clothingis still in���
full blast. •. On Saturday morning next we come
mence to slaughter our stock of overcoats, odd coats, yea awl pants, tremendous bargains
will be offered in every Zine of clothing. Special invitation to our country
customers g
.ret our store on Saturday next. y tamlel's tole
Having been in businessto " for close on half a century in Clinton have decided. to .. iv
my old patrons and the public generally a real bargain sale,
rhave the largest .est stock of Clothing in '� -
g town—well bought for Cash. •
The prices at the opening of this sale and until everything is sold, will be cut -
two. (lleali. in -
An invitation is extendedto everyone to attend this sale, for eta will make it ve in
eating to all buyers of'Clothing. i z'Y ter.
It is titnit,ewteary to quost� �. rides here as all will be sold at ONE D`t3.1',p' regular prices.
MINTON k
ac on.
NOTICE
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All s000ttnt. dtteJ W. Irwin are requested
to be paid on or bolero March let, , ad the books
will be placed in other band, after that date.
Feb. 14--•tf J. W.IRWIN,
° A.1JCTION S ALE..•
On SSaturda , Feb. 16th, ]I Ira G. Weetaeott
• has instructed 1). Dickinson, auctioneer, to gel
by auction,on the market signore, at at 1.800 clock
at�l ,. Ay o�reo 1rn�reetoryyd dwelding,good fruIb
ggarden, hard and eoft water, in good repair(/,
for sale or to rent, Apply on the premises or
to W. W. Farrah, Clinton.
Feb 3-2'
Seed Oats /I Marley for Sale
Canadian. Pride bate, one of the beet in this
market, free fro/artist or slant, and geed pro-
duBearrdleesdandbnlee dbarley, ezeell.nt for
feed, raid to be equal to peas weighs 611 !be to
bushel. A Very oholce alit. Price $1 per
bushel. TYNDALL BROS, 25 -dm . Con. Z, R ttett,
all e
50 Cords of
Green and .
pry Wood
In
• Exchange
For
13aots, Shoes,
ITarneas, Blankets,
Robes, Etc.
;wall linen of Trunk*, . Valises,
Oboe, Blanketlf, Rags,. Slagle
I1* d Doublekfaritesill, into.
• Rod Oeder. White Cedar, And
1`lnd Shingled always on hand et
'.. TT1L
*Whirls' Meek. x,
CL,INTO € n'AREE'TS
corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Feb,14, .1901.
Fall Wheat . ,.,,. 0 63 a 0 63
Oats . , . . . • .. , 0 27 a 0 27
e. .G:, ...... O40 a 044
Eley ..... onr.00tor, Q $8 A 0 4Q
.»Peso... ...... „.•.. 0 07 A 0 60
Floor per owl 1 75 a 2 p i
Butter,1ooee 10-i7,p'k'd 0 16 a 0 17
400n Per dos. . .,,0 15 A D 1(i
8. 00 a 8 0Q
Ah e}takine .,,.,,0 55 a 0 05
No. 1 Gratin trim.hides 5 50- A tl 00
pt
o anotia, 0 25 a 0 25
Chickens, per,pair 0 25 a 0 85
Ducks, eauh0 $0 a 0 35
Geese, per ib
'p 0 05 a 0 Qci•
Torkurkey,liv,e perib0 07 a 0 08
Pork, dressed 05.Cr060 a A 5 50 0 60
Wood short 2 25 a 2 au,
W1LSON In Bra' cthe d, Feb 10, the Wife of
Mrs C. Wilson. of a daughter,
LANE -In McKillop, on Jan. 24, the wile of
John Lane, of a eon.
CHARTERS -1n Mellillop on Jean. 28.. Lite
wife of Win. Charters, of a dan daughter.
CASLMORE-In Morris, on 1.'eb. 8, tire.wife
Of John Casemore ora son,
CAMPBELL -In Grey, on Feb. 1, the wife of
Ivlino(zmppbell, of a eon
Ill -an Seatorth, on Jan. 81, the wife of
1KcM11LLIAN- nIhn Puekersmith, on Feb. 4, the
wife of Daniel McMillian, of a son,
BELL-OLIVERMARRIED.
- At the residence of the
bride's.m(other. Brussels, on Feb. 6. by Rev, J.
Ross B. A , John B. lien of 4hakeepeare, Ont.,.
to Miss Maggie Oliver. Brussels. ••
SCIIWANZ-BLASE.-At the h'°rne of the
bride, in Colborne, o Feb. Is: by Rev. Shaw •
Samnel schwanz to Mise•Jenn.ie, daughter of
Mr and Mrs Wm. lilal'e..
HARRISON-GREER-At the residence of
the bride's father, Saltford by Rev. Jasper..A
Wilson, M.., John A. Har st odeaieh, to
Nettie.ri' an Nettie. only daughter of Rabt. Greer,
''LIVEiy KELT,,:: - At St. Michael's
church, B,yth, n Fol', 11, l'y Rev. D p
Menamin, 1' i' ,° John Oliver to Bridget daMuq.
ter or b4iclreci°•Ke ly Morris.. --
HWALY - KELLY - At St. Michael'soh arch, Blyth, on Feb, 11, by Bev. D. 1,', Me-
Mecantin, P. P., Michael Reay to Annie,
daughter of Michael Reny. Morris.
MUGEORD—IUROALIb—At .he residence
of John Mugford. Colborne, by Rev. E. Shaw,
Bonm111er, on Feb. 7,Q; Mugford, Colborne, to
Mary Burgard. 5.'nokersm i th,
J9.Cg$ON_In HtirRD n Feb. 13, T7r'rbert,
Wendell, son of Mrs David •lackeon, aged'' 16'
years a d 5
n anon
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LOVE -1n orris, on San. 81> Mee Isabslttr
Love, aged 74 ears.
MILLER -jn eenett, on Jan, 80, Elizabeth
'Milner, aged 81 years.
MolVIANUS- m Colborne, on Jan. 411, .Ann.
Burke, relictof the late Jas.. McManus,. aged 7;
DOBIE--In Egmondville, on Fob. 8, John Dob•
1°L.aged 84 years.
• OVETT-In Goderich township, on Feb, 8,
Martha Riely, relict of the Iate (has. 'Lovett,
.aged 79yearsand 6 months.
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Marble & Granite
We.' always have itirniisherl
the best work obtainable at fair
prices, and intend - doing the
sae Our motto
To makd'the title
e ^•
to frit the work.,'
We are the only .. practical
menhere in our line.,
J. R. Hoover, Proprietor
Next to Commercial Ho'te 1
New Ak, tlul'Oi5entaatt .
For Sale'
A four year oldquiet driving horse, alscebugg-
gy, cutter and harness. fors sale cheap, Apply
to ALBERT SEELEY,, Mary street..
Feb, 15-2 - .Clinton.
SALE
Private saleof stook and implements, includ-
ing one milk cow, one driving mare, harness,'
top buggy, cutter, cart and wagon and bicycle.
Apply on premises to D C. IfoTAVIBS, •
Feb: 15 -2 •eon. 2 Stanley
Bulls lore Sale.
Durhamibulia reasonable red, 12 -mo two ole fret
Ola.. annuals. A. ELOOAT,
Lot 95, oon,3, Tnokeramitb,
Feb.15-.aq . , Bruceneld, P. 0.
Fara~ For Sale.
Parte? lot 35 hi fittr con, Gorlerieh township,
Containing sixty live aeras. Good frame house
and barn and bearing orchard an the premisce,
Oniy 2 miles from CItrtt,b, For further partic-
ulars appiy to 11. A. Hearn, on the pprremises, or
Feb 15-1 J. RIDOUT, Clinton.:
To Contractors .
Tenders will be received upp to March, lot, for
the erection of the Rontan Catholic rectory in
Clinton. Plans and speciflcations may be seen
and all Information obtained on application to
Rev. D.P. McMENAMIN, P.P., 67 Huron St
Clinton, The lowest or any other tender wilt
not neeestarily be accepted, rob,
Agents 'WANTED-'-. T.ifel
be n'ViteterlaAnthors
John -Coulter. front Londoir it g Jon hn Ceop.
er, editor:of •Canadian Magazine, Toronto;
$1,75. abot See other advertisements In� thiiss ' price
4180 to reviews In 'Mitt paper.• paper
World l'ublls Ing Co., Guelph, Ont.
Tenders Wanted
O. Tenders o..Ifer1.11. yur ha e the
wherefrom
the mess e of cheese in the •toiraeeville Chefs
factory far the season of 100T, according to the
following speci ioatione.
1.-i he purchaser to epee fy the price he
wilt pay for theamottnt.o whey from the make
ofone ton of Cheese. ppa
whey remit ed at the teime for eachshit/Min
of Cheese.
5.-Tbe whey tole) entirely retrieved each
day of which cheese ie •manufaetttred'' the
work of reraovdl to be performed in a Cleanly
Manner.
4. the amount tl $2b0 or thetfai� ful caveying
out . f tho agreement; tuck so:nutty to be sit -
ideate, to the board.
5 Tendert to bo sent to the Preefdont, Mr
W 1#, Poater,Holmoaviile,on,or before 8 o'clock
'"8.-No°tend d1 ecessbarily accueept.d.
Mortgage Sale '
of Parnn Property to the TOWN
ahlp of Hutlett.
tinder and by virtues of the powers oontained
in a certain mortgage which will be produced
at the time of sale, there will be offered for eider
by public auction, by -David Dickinson auction.
eer, at Bill's Hetes,- at the Vintage et'Lonndes•
berg, at 2 o'clock On the afternoon of
Monday g'>kh day of March. 1901
the
n the filth eon f th ttbwnri hip p g 1.
lett, to the county of Heron, containing by ad-
measurement Dire hundred acres of land, rnor
or lea,. On the property erg a frame house and
frame barn, a0lidmhilele reteeitiet To
ch
and productive,
Terms i --Ten r Centel! of the parch
money in cash at of sale,the balance to be
paid or arranged for within hirty da eY after
the tale. Por further tonna and condiitional of
ael8 apply* to
W. BRltDOXIC, (Hinton (art,
• Dated at <llintels, the 8th for
b ,99vender,
AZ, February 1.5, AD 01
cSinnon &Co• • •
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Great Clearing Sale
On Thu
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next
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will
commence ea
great
*leering
aRsaleof wiutar Goode,when will er all lWinter Dress oplah.ate, Overcoats, Meters, Men's Fur gnats, Ladies' Astrachan Jachete, Flan*ndiettes, etc.at great reduction in prices, in feet in
some cases the pricea.
. will be out in two, Come early„ Thursday morning and got frstohoioe
. of the great bargains wee will offer.
Fanoy Paid Drees Goods, regular price 8o and too, for 5o,
Plain laomespune, in plain and fancy mixtures,. 40 inches wide, rep.
PlaiclaDr rpes eG3oodef,o4r 02n
hes wide, omela hair effeot
a� very at li
sb
o• this season.e oo,Worth 500r for2a0,
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White Wool Blankets; weight 7 pound.), large size, fan
oy bordcrs,s
ofiPi iaCashmeres,$8inches wideall.woolregular-price rpr- e 250. for,
Hsieh, regularprice$2.50, for $1 95.Grey Blanket, large size,
regular $2, for $1,65,
Flannelettes, dark and light colors, fanny stripes, wide width, regular
price 7e and 8o,,for 5o.,
Ladies'. Wrappers, assorted colors worth2 5•
Ladies' Flannelette Underekirte fancy $trns for bright
604, for 4fio, ' y patterns, colors,'regulat
t,adlea' Astrachan, Jackets•, Caperinss and Men's Fur Coats at"whole-
• sale rices. ' ■
Gray Flannels, plain and twilled, wadi] 154,;for 120.
Men's Overcoats and Meters, 25 per cent off regular prices,
r_IVIcEinnon ilt Co., Blyth
%ievieviirla
�I EI Two � .�. ‘72.y_.
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a•'
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To . �1ca� out
Al.1-1 _ 4,,.�`�re,
� lutes b� did
tort: ellen It i4�lts
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T'neerwee r 42244 inch suit $2_edit for 1.25
takinb
lire
vy ribin•d 50o garment fair , • ,,,, R35C
all u.01 shirts and, drawers' -for 25c
Horst bide mi de Were $1,50 for,..,
L;u,eda'b�.ti75ofor :......• $1.
gOc
Tweed hats 01.50 for.. .. •. ,• „$1'
Alsosnap in far cans.A. J..l *ORR.IsH
Ire
are
n a
genuine e
redaoti
on ' '
1n.
our ion
u heavy, al(•wool, doable -breasted, storlu.
collar, - wool lined, Frieze Miters, With .
a.
al b
It '
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pockets. will a
you .
oeset
pay y hem,
A line of All -Wool SUITS, with
d. nb le•breasted coat, worth $10,.
fur 'I
, lis avyall-wool Frieze Pee Jackets -
fur M
: $5 00
Soo'eh Tweed Suits treat were [.
§18 and $19, to order for.... V16 +0
A. J. HOLLOWAY .
A
snoE S1:OR
red : T. Jackson,
Dealer in all kinds of Footwear..
A'cordial invitation is extended to every body to' call and i nn t ..
sot ourand
We .have a very choice selection of alcoial liner, fresh Iron the makers,o up-to-date in
eyery respect
Our line of MEWS SHOES are superior to any . ever
sold in Clinton, in :style, in 'material, in workmanship.
Our 'lines of LADIES,' MISSES and CHILDREN'S are
models olthe highest skill `in. shoe -building.
SHOES 'FOR: BOYS have receivedl
special attention, ' •.
and ` our lines cannot be equalled for ;durability. '
our terms are •strictly Cash.- We guarantee satisfaction or your.
money back, BUTTER, and EGGS will be taken as cash, and whenthe value.
of -either article offered exceeds the amount of the parohaee, we will pay the,
• difference in rash.'
Our store is . in the Beaver Block,. next
Grigg's .:s J , , • door to
Famou
e1 ellCJry s.stoblishw4ni. ` ' ' '
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Clinton, Dec, 28, 1900 • FRED .1% RJV.[l,ON
ke..
Dandruff Cure and
Hair Tonic
Unaurpeeeed asa hair dressing, keeping the scalp'
Olean and promoting w1oxui iant growth of hair, Prevents; baldness by removing
the cause -.dandruff. Contains no grease, mineral or other deleterious• subaten•
Deo. $1 per bottle, Bold by
J. E. HOVCY,Dispens Chemist. Clinton.
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Chanqe or Busjpess
Having bought the Grocery and Crockery business so successfully
and 20exp ienoe y elf
in tbewholesait and retail grocery and crohckery over 58 years' confidant
I myself
up the good reputation of the old firm in keeping briefness,
amut the ve t I oot peep
at the lowest prices. I have reduced all my Dinner, Tea Y able geed.
to make room for my import order, which I expect in a fear months. T Call and
examine goods end prides before you bay. No trouble to show goods.
J. wNiceabe
With reference to t e above change of business I take this opportunity, of ex.
pressing niy eilicere thank to any numerous friends and cnetomere for there lral
support dnrlag•the past 12'yeare and bespeak for nay sachessor, .1'. W.. MoCebei.
same liberal treatment so generously accorded to me, ,r the
inwrg
4000 Ofb.140000640.4041010/1.10110-,
It Pays
To Lose..
Sometimes. Business gains usuallyentail a Sacrij.
five somewhere. It is so in all buying, and selling-. .
it is so here. We ai e willing you should have the
splendid ready -for -wear -tailor made Beaver . Over
coats and all wool Ulsters at a good deal• less than
the usual price, simply ta'saveus tho expense of
carrying them over a season.
The $10.00 high grade beer coats, as good se any tailor, can pnelte
now $8.00.
Those comfortable Meters, regular 6..o to 1O. : no, . 4400
to .7.00.
It isn't as through you had to -put tliem awn
now for next winter; at least two months y
�:.ou
oat do that. Wear them that long' and halm knew
garment for next season.
Stock taking is over and we offer broken linen
of suits at about a third andin some cases a half of
regular prices.
O 'IM T E, Leo .de boyo